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Show When you read the Classified Ada ... t You can find the BEST LOCAL BUYS! a place back down here in the Ogden area. They expect to be moving back soon. 7fa$imflvicrJ'k The Daughters of the Pioneers will bold their next meeting Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Ina Imlay. Bessie will be giving the lessons again this year. Mrs. Cora Strbmberg has found a brand new patent leather shoe on the road by her place. If anyone has lost the high heel shoe they may get it from her. Mr. and Mrs. James Bessa and family are spending a wee)c in Rock Springs, Wyo. Willetta is visiting her sick mother while James is taking advantage of some hunting. Getting their first gees of this hunting season were Dean Bybee, Leo Kennedy and Wayman Cash. Dean went back Sunday and was lucky enough to get another one. The Primary in service training lesson was held at the home of Colleen Stanger on Monday evening. The lesson was given by Verena Stark. Refreshments were served to 12 officers and teachers. This is the second Primary meeting within the last Bam-broug- h OFFICE EX 21184 OFFICE 5380 SO. 1900 W ROY Publisher, Residence TA Second Class mail privileges authorized at Roy, Utah So. Weber News Mrs. LaVern Bybee honored her daughter June Prisnell at a baby shower on Friday evening. This little boy was also alloucd to come along to see the gifts his relatives brought him. Everyone had a good time and really enjoyed meeting this eutq little tike. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Clark of Altamont are looking for them CUT FLOWERS Finest Floral Arrangements PLANT NOW! Peonies, Tulips, Chrysanthemums BEST VARIETIES Riverdale News It was a day of firsts for Howard Ellis on Monday, Oct. 10. That morning about 9 a.m. his wife, Janet, gave birth to an 8 lb. 5 oz. son at Dpe Hospital. He is their firsf child. Later that day Howard presented his first lesson in science over the Weber County Schools educational TV station. year that the lights have gone off during such a meeting and at different homes. They were off about 45 (ninutps. Congratulations to Mr. and k rs. Herman Westbrock in the arrival of a baby girl on Oct. 6. She weighed 7 lbs. ant has six brothers to help spoil her when she comes hqme from tpe hospital. On Saturday evening the South Weber Ward are fhe sponsors to a stake dance. It is a sack, aprpn and overall affair. Everyone is invited. Sorry that I missed Gordon Watts in the college list, he is going to the USU in Logan. Kent Stanger greeted lots of; little six year old friends at a birthday party op Saturday Oct. 6. They played games, had lunch and enjoyed the afternoon. Wayne Stanger and Fred have enjoyed a couple of week ends recently elk hunting- They have journeyed to the Scoffield area with no success on this hunting spree. Andrew Gibson of Carlston, Canada has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Poll for four days during the week. He is here visiting relatives m the Utah area. He is Laverino Cousin. We want to send Best wishto es and a speedy recovery Mrs. Julie Coleman who is ip the hospital under observation for ulcers. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dicka-mor- e have started on tbeir new pew home. They are buidling up the lane from the church house just behind the Delbert Smith residence. There is two womens coats and a mans overcoat left at the church house all summer. If they belong to anyone they might soon be needing them and wondering where they arc at. The dogs are getting in the sheep already this fall so if you have one that is worth anything to you now is the time to take care and lock them up especial- GIBEY GREENHOUSE 1450 W. Riverdale Rd. EX THE ly at night-Mrs- . Venna Harmon has ac cepted the speech department in the MJA. Mrs. Nola Wool) has also accepted the sports director in the same organization. Mrs Norma Jean Kap, Mrs. Klea lapp of Riverdale, Mrs. Ray Kapp ol Ogden spent four days in Las Vegas taking in other the shows, activities from Thursday till Sunday. Sam and Thora Moore and C. R. and Colleen Kessler of Nyssa. Ore., have been visiting in South Weber and other communities during the week. They came down to attend Thora's brother's funeral. We wish to express our bereavement to the family. G n distiltf-- from lei Gsa.it N. , i j! Sp i t 0 l:ool u i ilst I1. d hum Git f J Piujl ?l c.lt , P J.llciv Cc NYC Schenley does it better here at borne aprf there's no duty to pay J Why look abroad for the finest gm and vodka? We doit better in America. Take Schenley London Dry Gin. Here's a gin made from only the costly center cut of the spirits. As a result, it's the smoothest gin anywhere. For Schenley Vodka we use authentic old world charcoal formulas. And the extra Scheqley (ouches make it the lightest, dryest vodka on earth. Sq, why buy imports and pay extri fqr freight and duty? You'll find Schenley London Dry Gin apd $cfi$ ney ypdkp (Mil cost the same) a) popular prices everywhere. csjf'H )fc THURSDAY, -- OCTOBER PACE TWO 13, 1960 A two day trip to Provo to visit their son Lee and family was taken by Herman and Per Sunset Third War is holding neica Fie t last weekend. Lee is their annual bazaar Friday, Oct. a department head in the J. C. 14, in the Sunset building. The Penney Store irf(that university theme is Harvest Carnival. city. There will be lunch for sale; all Alex end Myrtle Carlsen re- kinds of beautiful things, chicently returned from a 10 day ldrens clotfies and handiwork, too. trip to the Pacific northwest. tend. JCveryone is invited to at, , Since her retirement from Tuesday, Oct. U,v was the the job she held fqr many years at the Roy infirmary, Agnes Third , Wards Relief Society Mitchell has been enjoying her night for the representative leisure tirfie. Recently she' re- from . Utah Floral to demonturned from a trip to southern strate flower arrangements. Womens Council of Civil DeCalifornia where she .visited was organized recently, her daughters, Kathryn and fense Irene and their families. She the following officers were inand afhryn took a side trip stalled; Abbey Jotns, president; Eullalie Lightfoot, vice pres.; into Colorado a short while beNorma Dalton, secretary; fore she came home. Valentine, reporter, and This months meeting of Riv- legislative chairman, Pat Stewerdale Camp 27 of the DUP art. A course of instructions, wil be held at 2 p.m. the after under the direction of Olga Hersom, have been completed, poqn of Oct. 27. on Home Preparedness, for the Many local people saw people of Sunset. Dickson on the Friday The Sunset Third Ward have night topped showing of the moved to hold their Sunday Trqth or Consequences TV School in the Doxey Elementary show which had taken place School since it is a more cenbefpre a live audience on Tues tral location for them. The day night. She said she and first meeting was held Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Knight Howard had picked up tickets at the door that evening and and daughter, Kaylene, have reshe was picked out of the au cently returned from a short dience about 20 minutes before vacation trip to San Francisco the shqw began. Her prize was where they visited friends and a lovely Lucien Piccard wrist relatives. watch. Bishop and Mrs. H. G. Ham-mahave just returned from Her TV appearance was just one exciting part of their two San Francisco where they visitHer TV appearance was just ed with Mr. and Mrs. Grant one exciting part of their two Hammon, Jr., and participated in the naming of their new son. week vacation. They went b blessed him Bishop Hammon Sail Francisco, of Reno, way name given was Mark the and Carmel. In ine i.js Angeles area they stayed with her Ray. Friends of the Lowell brother, Denzel S. Weaver in family have heard from Hollywood. The return trip was them. They have arrived safeLas Vegas. thpough ly in Hawaii. They will live at Final decisions on the pur 1321 Akalani Loop, Kailua, ebase of two vehicles for the Oahu, Hawaii. Mrs. Kenny Browning city were reached by the has City Council at their reg- been very ill of late with a case ular meeting Monday night. of the flu. She is the former Upon the recommendation of Mae Porter. The Sunset Third Ward held Fire Chief Everett Wells, the pouncil voted unanimously to a building fund dinner Thursrequest delivery of a 750 gallon day evening, Oct. 6, in Sunset Van Pelt fire frock on an In Elementary School house. A ham and scalloped potato menu ternaliqnal chassis. unanimous was the with all the trimmings was enAlso council vole to trade in the al- joyed. The price was $10 a fammost two year old police cgjr ily and was sponsored and preon a new, heavier model from pared by Heinz Larsen and his committee helpers of the buildOgden Ford Sales. Chief Wells reported the 11-- , ing fund dinner. Sunset Ward will hold their volunteer firemen were all in October Pelt Van the that building fund dinner agreement truck best litted their needs Friday, Oct. 28. It will be sponsince it leatured simplicity ol sored by the Seventies quorum and will feature chili with all operation especially dfsigned the trimmings. lor volunteer fire departments. Mr. and Mrs. RondF-- . Bill A request by Darwin Taylort married of the Riverdale Mitchell, recently principal were welcomed into the School, for assistance in con- couple, Sunset Ward Sunday, Oet. 9. ducting a Inc drill at the school,; Released from work director was mentioned by Chief Wells.; of Sunset Waul Relief Society He said they intend to cooperwas Elaine Brown, sustained in ate with the request. her place, Celena Jones. Permission Was granted to The first slake dance of the convert to the fire department season will he held Saturday room a portion of their locker of evening, Oet. 15 anil will be Donation a into by the Sunset Ward. an apartment size gas range sponsored The theme is to be "Indian received by been has already Summer. Let's all attend and them. enjoy the evenings Clearfield News Sunset News . ' . Cor-ripn- e pc-An- Bick-mor- Riv-jjal- e senu-kitche- Hooper News Deepest sympathy goes out this week to the families of John Zinie and Oral Munn both if whom passed away last week. Several family members irom out of town were here to attend the funeral services. Mr. Zinie's relatives were Vivian Z. Cots of New Hampshire. Siemens of Spokane, Donna Washington and George Zinie of Vale. Ore. Lorin and Fay Munn and Sam and Thoia Moore visited with Harry and Leoan Burning-hawhile they were here. They are all formerly from Hooper and now live in Nyssa, Ore. Hostess lor the monthly meeting of the Hooper Women's Club was Marion Cox. Entertainment for the eve- lung was provided by Ann Cox and Carol Jean Fielding. They recently went to Hawaii on a trip and they showed motes and slates ol their trip. They also sang several numbers. The lollowmg members were Nola Jean in attendance; Moore, Margaret Vaughn. LilFlora Taylor. lian Simpson, Ruth Dawson, Charlene Simpson, Mane Haws, Delso Fowers. Fay Fowers, Dclma Fox, Martha Mae Widdison. Elaine Fowers, Donna Cottle and the liotsess. Guests were Nola Cox, Marilyn Cox and Giace Parker. Visiting here from Pasadena. Calif., is Jennie Jackman. She is slaying with Newel and Ncd-rThurgood. Also a weekend guest of the Thurgoods was Marlene Hansen of St. George, formerly of Kanesville. Syble Oakes, accompanied and Bruce, went by bus California last to Southern week to attend the funeral ol the boy's grandfather. The Hooper Lion's Club will sell hot dogs, hamburgers, candy, coffee and soft drinks to duck hunters each weekend. Their stands are set up near various parking lots for hunting areas anc) all proceeds jyil be u:cd for community projects , There are two classes of Mia Maids this year in Sunset Ward since we have so many members. So another teacher was sustained, Janice Young. Stake Conference will be held Sunday Oet. 23. meetings beginning Saturday evening for the priesthood and heads of or ganizations. Let's don't forget this date, either. Mr. and Mrs. Dee J. Hammon of Brigham, were visilmg one day last week with Bishop and Mrs. H. G. Hammon. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon C. Porter, attended the Robinson reunion at Emigration Ward. Salt Lake, Oct. 7. They enjoyed the very fine program and lovely refreshments. the end of the game the score was 13-in favor of Clearfield. Fhe recently chosen captains, Cecil Hope and Jim Reynolds led the team to victory. The hard won touchdown was made by Larry Singleton and Jim Brower. The Clearfield team led the game until the last quarter when the Bountiful team madp a touch down to make the final score 13-6 Members snd guests of ' Alpha Lamba Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Morgan Grover at a jewelry party demonstrated by Mrs. Margaret Crawford for the Ways and Means Committee." . The last meeting was held 8t the home of Mrs. Eugene Adams. Mrs. Dean 'Nelson gave lesson on Self Analysis. The next meeting will be helda t the home of Mrs. Max Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Martin recently, returned from a vacation to Hayward, Calif.; where they visited at the home of a Mr. daughter and and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell. Mrs. Martin was entertained with a luncheon given by neighbors. The hostess was Mrs. Shirley Dowling, assisted by Mrs. Vi Avis, Marilyn Gray, Lojs Hagdon and Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Dorothy Roberts returned to Clearfie4 Sunday evening. Dorpthy was employed at Fark-AfteYellowstone National returning from the park She spent two weeks in Spring-villat the home of Susan Bushman, a girl who Dorothy met while working in Yellowstone. Mrs. Miles Roberts underwent an operation on her knee at the. Dee Hospital on Sept. 3Qth. Mrs. Roberts is coming along fine although she has to rely on one crutch yet. Mrs. Miles Roberts received word of her brother, John McClellan of Richfield, Utah being seriously injured in car accident on Sept. 29. The accident happened as he was returning from Wayne County. Mr. McClellan is employed by Scowcrofts. He spent several several days in the hospital in Richfield and then was released. Mrs. Blaine Bodily is convalescing at her home after undergoing a very serious operation. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Bodily hope that she will soon be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Saxey' were guests of honor at a farewell dinner party given by Mrs. Saxey's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Blood, Kays-ville- . Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Imlay, Clear-feld- . Mrs. Joseph Tavior, Roy and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bowring, a son-in-la- r e I KaysMlIe. Mr. Saxey has accepted a position as hank manager in . Calif. and will leave soon tor that city. Mrs. Saxe will follow him in the immediate future. Kent Saxey has enrolled for his junior jear at the I'mvorsity of Utah. Plac-erville- La't weekend some 20 girls and four leaders of senior troop No. y3 spent a short vacation camping at the girl scout camp, Camp Red Chile which is loca-- ' ted about 22 miles from Ogden. Members of the troop consist-ed ol girls liom Clearfield and Sunset and the leaders were Mrs. A. Rowell. Mrs. George Bremer, and .Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Joens. While there the girls did some hiking and learned to live in the gloat out of doors by cooking, lire building and ets. Previous to the trip the troop elected its officers for the year Frances Judd was elected President, vice president is Paulette Bronson; secretary. Margaret Judd; tioasurer, Betty Boone and historian is Winona Brown. The meetings are held on Tuesday night and the A. J. Powell residents, in Clearfield, anyone wishing further information should contact Linda Hansing at TA The sophomore football team of Clearfield High downed that of Bountiful in a close scrimmage game last Thursday, at pixie Petersen, Susan James, Beverly Draper and Pat Bond were elected as cheer leaders for the sophomore class at Clearfield High last week, while Mary Lynn Clifford, Darlene Chelmes, Julie Marcus and Gordon Holt were selected to head the freshman cheeping section during the coming year. In charge of the activity was the girls P.E. teacher, Mrs. Raty who saidt hat all of the girls showed exceptional sportman-shiand cooperation in the con test. p CLEARFIELD CHURCH NEWS FIRST WARD and will leave Oct. ; two ; Australia 25, and stay approximately T years. Presidents Speakers were Broadbent, Duffy Palmer; Bish-op V. Smith, parents and the; misisonary. Elder Flinders is the son and Mrs. Clarence Flinders. ; ? THIRD WARD S of-M- r. Harold England, and Gail Lee? yuere sustained advisors to the? Senior Aaronic priesthood. ; Nolan Reed of the Clearfield? Seminary and Tomas Bassett were the main speakers. Debra-Steeplayed a violin so!o and. was accompanied by Pam Steed, ; her sister, on the piano. d, FlfTlI WARD The ward choir, under the of Vola Thorneck, sang at the meeting lats Sunday evening. Dr. Ralph Petersen was the main speaker. A temple excursion to the Manti Temple will be conducted nekt Saturday. ALL STAKE The 22nd and 23rd of this month will be stake conference, Farren Bennett, a returned details as to the time of the missionary from the Califprnia meetings will be given Aater. mission and the son of Eldon Bennett and a member of the Third Ward, spoke at the sacrament meeting of the First Ward, also speaking was Stake f Auto Fire President George Haslam. SECOND WARD Enumclaw Insurance j INSURANCE! C. The missionary farewell for Elder Leon Flinders was held last Sunday evening. 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